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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02
Memorial Day.
A Violent Wind Storm Cuts
Short The Exercises.

| Nothing is more aggravating
! than to have made full and COM
plete arrangements for an affair
of any kind and then have some
unforeseen event bob up serenely
and knock everything ou:.
Last Monday was Decoration
Day, and the comrades in charge
expected to have coed meeting
but were disappointed. The dav
opened fair, but by neon it look
ed 50 stormy that the original
line of march was abandoned and
at / 80 the column formed and
marched in the following order
to the cemetery:
Hook. hooking band.
Boys and girls bearing flowers,
knights of st. John.
knights OF Pythlas.
Hooking County Pension Asso-
citation.
Visiting comrades.
]. K. Rochester Post, 6. A. r.
and citizens.
Immediately upon the arrival
at the cemetery. detachment
of boys under orders from j. w.
Strentz marshal of the day, in
charge of some of the comrades,
were dispatched to the new Gem.
etery to decorate the graves
there, while the work of decora-
ton was at once commenced in
the old, the band playing a dirge
the while.
Hon NJ. B. Earnhart, of Colum-
bus, and orator of the day, was
introduced by o. W. Il: Wright,
Master of ofCeremonies, but before
the oration was half finished a
violent wind storm struck the
town, the crowd dispersed in the
widest confusion, some seeking
shelter in the school house, and
others in private houses along
Market street.
1t is to be regretted that the
meeting was broken up so uncer.
moniously as many persons had
come long distance 20 take part
in the ceremonies; and again the
services are not only impress
sive, but should in their fullest
sense, be firmly fixed in the
| minds of The children bearing
flowers to the graves Of the hon
ored dead. Some OF the little
ones who marched with measur-
ed step to the solemn dirge that
day, bore garlands of flowers to
the graves of their dead sIres,
and should understand fully
the meaning of the ceremony.
Some day the veterans will all
pass away, and if the Republic
should stand a thousand years,
the ceremony of decoration
should live with it. Elsewhere
we publish the memorial address
of Hon. Nj. B. Earnhart, which
he did not get to finish, and
which the SENTINEL takes great
pleasure in presenting it TO its
readers.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02
Frank, the Umbrella Man.

You and your friends who have
any umbrellas or parasols aff1ict-
ed with old age or disabled by
accident, such as broken bones.
fractured ribs, &C., are requested
to bring them to the Umbrella
Hospital, 1856 South High Street,
Columbus, Q.
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Col. F. F. Rempel, accompa-
MED by his wife, left for New
York City. Friday. The Colonel
is troubled with a heart and
throat disease, and goes East for
medical advice.
John Tennyhill IS putting an
other story upon his building on
east Main street. While the re-
pairs are going on, Ollie Keith is
located with Gus Mentzler.
We wish to acknowledge the
receipt of a beautiful boquet
from the Misses Ida and Maggie
Mccarthy. Girls, 1t is perfectly
splendid.
Some time ago Henry Kill
bourn optionel 100 acres of the
Mccarthy farm at 5000 per acre.
Last week, we learn, he option
ed another 100 acres of the same
farm at $500 per acre.
Joseph Weaver of this city
had his left arm broken last Sun
day, and on Monday night, Chas.
Atkins, at Hayden's mines, had
his left shoulder broken and dis
located. Both patients are under
the care of DR.. Campbell and do
ing as we'll as could be ex pected
Rev. ]. F. Williams will preach
next Sabbath morning in the NJ.
E. Church at 10A A. II.
Rev. Thomas preached the me-
mortal sermon at West Jefferson
last Sunday. He was accompan-
led by his daughter Birdie.
The festival at the NJ. E. church
last Friday evening, was a pleas
ant affair. The Hook hooking
band furnished the music and
the Knights of st. John attended
in a body. There was a large
crowd in attendance.
John KRISTEN at his saloon or
west Main Street, keeps the eel
ebrated Edg er Wood, sour, mash
rye and short horn whiskies
When you want a first class ar
ticle of whisky, call and $50
him.
We are authorized to announce
that the Columbus, Hooking Val
ley & Toledo R'y. will on and af
ter May 18th, 's7, sell round triI
tickets, on SUNDAYS ONLY
from and to all stations on th'
Hooking Valley Division wher
trains are scheduled to stop, a
rate of one fair for round trip
Tickets Will be good returnin
only ON day of sale.
Several interesting communication
were unavoidably crowded out, bu
will appear next week.
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this was the end of part second.
1t was very evident as the band
commenced to play one of Its
finest selections, that the storm
center was central over the gal
lery corridors. The roar of
storm began TO reach the ears of
the people below and they We're
restive. We had become hard
ened and rather enjoyed the sem
sation. But the comment of the
ladies on beautiful dresses, the
cleaners of flowers, and the grow
ing length of the floral barricade
in front of the class, led US to
forget the situation.
Mr. McCray next introduced
Effie Bagley, who delivered an
eloquent address upon "Myster-
ies." She was listened to with
marked interest AMI received
merited praise. Bertha McCray's
Grafton "a Modern Delusion,"
was strong. In it were many
thoughts that would have been
complimentary to a much older
student; even to a head that was
ripenlng to the sickle, and had
far advanced to the close of
The harvest.
Florence Fickle delivered an
Grafton "The Gates Are Open,"
that was a fitting after piece to
those that had gone on before. 1t
was beautiful in thought, elegant
in diction, and scholarly in finish,
and we thought as she made her
final bow and was seated with
her companions, indeed girls.
''The Gates Are Open," but down
the beautiful vista out through
the fields of life, are many dan
gers that you may safely escape
if you follow the lessons of your
teachers, if you heed well the
counsels of your mothers and
live close to God.
And thus part third had come
10 an end, and what we first
thought was a cyclone in the cor
ridors of the gallery we now be-
lieved to be a hurricane. The
atmosphere was dense and sti
fling, and the noise was harassing.
but we stood 1t. We had to. The
band played one of its sweetest
melodies and the cleaners of flow
ers had finished the floral barri-
cade, and The members of the
gr. d ating class were smiling
and happy.
Capt. S. H. Bright had COM
menced the annual address when
the sound of the discordant e.e-
ments in the corridors of the gal
lery reached the ears of Colonel
Weldy, who delivered merited
rebuke and we had peace. Capt.
Bright delivered an excellent ad-
dress. Col. Friesner then pre-
sented the class to the Board, land
Col Seth Weldy. Prest. of the
Board made a happy speech to
the class in the presentation Of
the diplomas.
Rev. D. II. Moore pronounced
the henediction and the COM
mencement exercises were over.
This class We consider an honor to
the schools. 1t is due the Board,i it
is due the super intendent, the
principal and the teachers, that
they be complimented on this
class. The schools, we are hap
py to note, are still in existence,
ard there are no signs of dissolu-
tion. Many of the members OF
the graduating class received
handsome presents, aside from
the flowers showered upon them.
Miss Rochester received a hand
some gold watch. The COM
| mencement was a success. De-
spite the comments of the ladies
upon the dresses of the graduates
they were plain calico. In the
selection of dresses the girls dis
played good sense. Any one OF
them was Il fitting robe for a
queen.
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JUDGE HYER. Railway, N. j. /;
the late Prest. Arthur's partner, and
others, testify to the value of Pal
mer's Skin Success for all SKIN dis
eases.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

REV. d. V. ARNOLD, Gilbert
vile, N. Y, reports remarkable
cure of Salt Rheum by Palmer's
SIX in Success.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

Prof. Thompson, of Westerville,
O., addressed a prohibition meet
ing at the Court House, in this city
Iast Sa turday.
Miss Lizzie McManigal |, of CRIBS
ton, attended the mmencemeIt.
Monday evening, in this city.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

LADIES. AVOID COSMETICS
and rouges. Skin success soap will
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plexion.
DOCTORS! Young Bros, lead
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

SKIN AND SCALP diseases can
be cured by Palmer's Skin success.
Soap cleanses, ointment heals.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02
Glorious Summer.

Logan has struck natural gas
al little over 600 feet, and now
is the winter of Commodore
Green's dependency made glo-
rious summer. Bro. Willard like
wise feels a little elated. By the
way, why did not our boasted
science give US a little hint OF
this matter Public Opinion.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

PALMER'S SKIN SUCCESS
positively cures Skin disease. Soap
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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-02

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duced to % Crnkle Seersuckers in great variety
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Building Up the Town of Reno,

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cal Debility, Seminal Weak g.
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, 1887-08-04

fore Hidalgs: time 2 :16.
Selling, three-quarter mile Young
Duke won, Editor second, Miss Mouse
third, time l III.
Handicap steeple chase, short course
--Soudan won, Retribution second,
Sherryman third, third time 3 :lS.
SARATOGA, Aug, 2.-Sixth regular
day--weathor warm and track dry and
fast.
Marden two year olds, fiye'eight
mile---Mattie Lorraine won, Flourette
second, Fountain third time :O47.
Mile and furlong, non-winning al
lowances-.M Motley won, Marlaria
second, Erebus third time :5S3.
Iroquois stakes for three year olds,
one mile and five hundred yards
Bronzomarte won, Goliah second, Glen
Spray third time l III.
Heats of one mile--Wahoo was first,
Himalaya second, Biscuit third time
:44a. In the second heat Himalay
lead off but was outrun by Modesty,
who lea to the half post, where Himal-
ava regained the lead, but was speed
lily passed by Wahoo, who held the
front to the finish, winning the heat
and race by six lengths, Himalaya
second, four lengths in front of frankie
F., third time :459.
, 1887-08-04
Shipping FruIt East.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 2.--Tri-week-
ly fruit trains are now being run from
Sacramento to Chicago and New York
When the service was first inaug,i-
rated but one train was run weekly,
but railroad people believe that in ~
short time daily trains will be put on.
The first shipment of California grapes
to the east this season was made Sat
urday, when IL train of eighteen cars
of miscellaneous fruits left Sacramento
A second train left here last evening.
The schedule time to Chicago is ITO
hours the only stops being made
for fuel, water and change of engines
and crews. Each car is loaded so as
to contain $4,000 pounds of fruit
, 1887-08-04

Firemen's Meeting.

AT a special meeting of the Spo-
kane Falls fire department, held at
No. 1 hose house last evening,
called for the purpose of arranging
for the funeral of the lato Frank G.
Brickell, member of Rescue Hose
Co. No. 1, over which r. III. Bennett
of No. l, company presided, it was
decided that the entire fire depart
ment should turn out in uniform.
Chief Hyde and w. w. Witherspoon
were appointed to take charge Of the
funeral. The following pail bearers
were appointed: II. j. Anderson
and ]. F. Piggott, No. /; Ed. Wood
and William Gillispie, No. 2; r.. A.
Wilson and 4. p. Gillette, hook and
ladder The department will meet
at No. rs hose house in uniform at
2 O'clock this afternoon and march
to the house where the funeral is to
be held.
, 1887-08-04
Colored Veterans.

Boston, Aug. 2,-Three hundred
colored veterans of the war had a
reunion here yesterday and to-day.
Long resolutions were adopted setting
forth the value of the service of the
colored soldiers and sailors; declaring
it the duty of the government to rem
edy existing evils until the colored
man shall have equal protection
under the law with white brethren.
The action of the department COM
mandcr Of the G. A. r., in refusing
charter to post of colored veterans
was severely censured. Steps will be
taken to form prominent organizations.